Names
Monday, August 2, 2021
In Murakami’s story, the first question that arises is: are names personal possessions? Where do we get them from?
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AN old monkey stole people’s names, especially women’s names. It is unclear whether that was a small crime or a large one—or perhaps no crime at all. The effect on the name’s owner was not dramatic, but in Haruki Murakami’s story in The New Yorker—told in a straightforward way as though nothing strange—there are long consequences.
In the short story A Shinagawa Monkey, we meet a young wom
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